Korcula Holidays 2012 – Stunning coastline full of romantic hideaways
Korcula Island is one of the largest islands and a perfect spot for an idyllic holiday in Croatia. Korcula holidays offer stunning coastline with remarkable pebble beaches and multiple coves backed by mountains and green pine forests providing truly romantic hideaways. On Korcula holidays the life is slow and unhurried – soak up the sun on the beach, enjoy the multitude of watersports and boat trips or walk around the old town and admire its varied historical heritage. Korcula Town, the birth place of Marco Polo is surrounded by ancient walls and offers abundance of Renaissance and Baroque architecture.
Last minute holidays in Korcula – More than sun, sea and the beach
However remote your holidays in Korcula, this island is never far enough from other places of interest. The nearby historical city of Dubrovnik with its UNESCO protected cultural heritage is a must! Your accommodation on Korcula holidays is in self-catering apartments giving you the flexibility to sample the local seafood delicacies, otherwise there are excellent three and four star hotel complexes offering modern facilities for family holidays, as well as for couples and groups of friends. Enjoy the well-equipped spas, swimming pools, tennis courts and the little ones will be in their element making new friends at the hotel’s kids clubs. For a change of scenery when on holidays in Korcula, visit Lumbarda which will surprise you with a nice stretch of sandy beach.
All inclusive cheap holidays in Korcula 2012 – Flights from many UK regional airports
Cheap holidays in Korcula are ideal summer sun holiday destination. Now also with departures from Exeter, Birmingham, Southampton and other regional airports, it has never been easier to get to the magnificent Dubrovnik Riviera. For quotes on bargain holidays just call Packyourbags on 0800 652 5986 or use the search tool on this page and grab yourself one online before they all go!
Cove img courtesy Andrea Musi. Old Town and ferry imgs courtesy Britrob.